Voter Turnout Rankings

Voter Turnout: Measure of the percentage of the voting eligible population who voted in a state’s US House elections (as opposed to statewide and presidential elections). We use population estimates by Professor Michael McDonald at George Mason University. His figures estimate the number of voting age adults who are eligible to vote, which means they exclude non-citizens and other adults who cannot vote, and estimate eligible overseas voters from that state.

 

Ranking State House Turnout
1 Minnesota 75%
2 Maine 69%
3 New Hampshire 68%
4 Wisconsin 67%
5 Iowa 67%
6 Colorado 66%
7 Alaska 66%
8 Michigan 66%
9 Missouri 66%
10 Montana 65%
11 North Dakota 64%
12 North Carolina 64%
13 Washington 64%
14 Maryland 64%
15 Wyoming 64%
16 Virginia 64%
17 South Dakota 63%
18 Ohio 63%
19 Oregon 62%
20 Connecticut 62%
21 Delaware 62%
22 Pennsylvania 62%
23 Idaho 62%
24 Vermont 61%
25 Kansas 61%
26 Nebraska 61%
27 Mississippi 60%
28 Florida 60%
29 Illinois 60%
30 New Mexico 59%
31 New Jersey 59%
32 Rhode Island 58%
33 Indiana 58%
34 Georgia 57%
35 South Carolina 57%
36 California 56%
37 Massachusetts 56%
38 Kentucky 55%
39 Nevada 55%
40 Alabama 55%
41 Arizona 53%
42 Utah 52%
43 Oklahoma 52%
44 Texas 51%
45 Tennessee 51%
46 Hawaii 51%
47 New York 48%
48 West Virginia 46%
49 Louisiana 40%
50 Arkansas 39%
US USA 59%